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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
Personals and nriefs.

Nalof JOun w. JcDnsIou - III suc CIV
Hon. a. Fulkerson IS IN the city TO en-
ter upon bis legislative duties.
Mr. b. d. Muuford. member 1.-THE House
from Pittsy lvani1, Is in the city.
Mr. W. ii. Rider. formerly stoaocu.ter
of Richmond, died In Philadelphia few
dsysago.
Or. LsfTarty returned to the city last
nisbt from Leesburg. where he went to at
tend The Methodist Conference.
Miss Annie Coleman, CT Caroline. Is in
the city, the guest OF her uncle, Mr.. ID.
w. Archer, POI east Main street.
A new county created In Floridi has
heen cbristened Lee county IN honor OF
the memory OF General Robert Il. Lee.
Rev. j. p. Hulson left yesterday morn.
ing to aid DT. L. q. Jones IN meeting at
The Cumberland-Street church In Norfolk
The Committee on Grounds aud Build.
ings have selected the 9Th OF April next for
ay Ing the cornerstone OF the new City
Hall.
Rev. WycklifTe Abrahams, OF Green's
vile, Va. was In the Baptist ministers
conference yesterday morning en- route Tor
Columbia, ). G.
Allan DOnnnn. Esq, and bride me Tai
mage), who have been North, returned TO
The city lat Dight accompanied by the
brides mother, Mrs. L. Dewitt falmage,
Ct Brooklyn, n. Y.
Rev. DR.. John william Jones leaves TO-
night 70 meet engagements to lecture at
Louisville and O~ensboro', KY; De Flu
MAX Springs. Fla; Marion and SELMA,
Ala, and Oxford, Miss.
Rev. II. w. Brown, the evangelist, who
Is preaching at the Clay-Street Methodist
Episcopal church, was present at the Blp-
tist ministers conference yesterday morn
ing. He Is a Baptist minister.
Hon. ]. II. II. Figgat. member OF the
House Of Delegates from Botetourt county,
accompanied by his wife; Senator McCor.
mick, OF Clarke, and Delegate Tillar, OF
Greensyille county, arrived in the city last
pirlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
Police Caurf. Yesterday.

Julia A. Fry (colored), cursing and
abusing Fannie Pegram (colored). Dis.
missed.
Fannie Pegram, assanlting Julia A. Fry.
Dismissed.
Robert Brown "a colored boy), charged
0iib assaulting and striking Henry Bart
lett (eolored) with rock. BY order OF the
Court the maternal hand administered
whipping.
Amanda Morris (colored), charged with
being drunk. Fined s2 and costs.
Fred. Gibson, whose clse came upon an
attachment for contempt OF court. was lined
s2 and costs. Gibson was also fined 20
for being drunk. Sent 10 Jail In default.
o. Ii. Iiece and Thomas Smith alias
Dunn, charged with beating Il. ii. Bexley.
| Sent on to the grand Jury.
William Lewis (colored) drunk. fiued
| 81 and costs.
John Murphy, charged with breaking
| toto A. DIPS tobacco-factory and stealing
a memorandum book. Sent on TO the
| grand jury.
J. 7. Mstthews and II. Shinault. charged
with being drunk on Sunday Fined 81
and costs each. The evidence showed that
these men got their liquor from julius
Whilkilmp. A summons was issued on
| the latter, retufnable to-day.
Cornelius stafkey, charged With being
drunk and disoIdeffy aud creating dis.
turbauce. Surety was required for good
behavior for twelve months.
John Douglass (ccloredl, charged with
teinv drunk and sleeping in the street.
| Ffaed 81 and cotf1.
3sSn fsrf1 (cdl6ru6l chnnu,1 Nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
uus,inr. Contradictory Cases.

The first case tried was George Allen, a
colored man chareed With managing and
deallug in lottery known as policy. The
accused was defended by Dir. Edgar Allan,
who submitted tho case without argument.
The Jury found the accused guilty, fined
mm $40, and sent him TO jail for five
months.
As the next case to be tried-Willam b.
wrigb's (whne)-was for a like offence,
counsel asked that new Jury be empan-
eIIed, which the Court ordered. After the
case bad been argued and the jury had been
out for awhile a verdict was brought in
giving Wright eight months IN Jail and
timing him flO0.
james Braxtoo, CHARGED with the same
offence, was also fined 500 and sent to jail
for eight months.
Edloe Cbappell (colored). charged with
selling liquor to minors. A nolte proSequ'
was entered on payment OF costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
large Lumber Failures.

ny ltifIitpu W Nho fiHf"'~N-1
CINCINNATI. OEIO, March l4.--George ,.
Crawford. lumber.dealer. ASSIGNED ihls
aii,Inoon. Liabilities, 100000; assets,
SsO.tOo. Later 10 the day il vas learned
iai = W. Wv. G.. BOYD, lumber-dealers
IN thi, city, bsve made oil Of sale to kii,
patrick & Co., OF New York, conveying all
iter elects here for 100000. This Is to
avoid an assignment and 10 prefer New
York creditors. The Bovds arc heavily
interested in the Boyd Il Go. Manu'ac'
tuning Company OF Leyanna, Brown conn'
Is. ohio. That concern made an assign
nonl today. It's capital stock was S5Ov''
oO0. Crawford, who assigned to-day VS.
ON the Boyd Compans's paper for Sj4 900
hence hi. failure. In January, 1856, The
Poya, claimed about 100000 assets and
s82C0o liabilities, which Included their
interests in the Boyd VI nuiacturing Com
tauN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
A strike Ended.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

CHICAGO, March I4.-A times spcea'
from Marquett2. Mieb., says; The contrac
tors and an armed posse under the sberln
and deputy sheriff decided last evening 70
break The strike OF 800 lsborers on zoe
south ssult branch. About ffty or more
troublesome characters. including all OF
those discharged at the outset, were or
dered 30 leave The premises. Oyerswed oy
The determined front OF armed men they
obeyed. The remainder OF the lsDofefs'
with some new men, commenced work 70.
dsy NJ The old wages. Everything u qules
aud no further trouble Il expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15

The Reported Attempt 90 Assassi.
nate the Gear Not CONFIRMED.

tBy Angio-American cabIo TO the Dispatchl
LONDON, March IA. The report printed
by the Standard thst on unsuccessful at.
tempt 10 assassinatc the Gar OF Russia aad
been made ~ utterly discredited by N. de
-. Siaal, the Russian Ambassador In an
inieiyiew this morning the Ambassador
said lie bad received no telegram IN re,a
iion TO such an attempt, and bis was suiSi
cient evidence 20 convince lin that the re-.
rot was unfounded. IL II were true ne
would have received dispatch long ago.
The Ambassador said he WAS about to
attend service in the Russian ch1pel, In
ccmmem0raiiop OF the Cars ascent 10 the
tbron,, and II was not likely be would
leave the Emil assy " there was The least
probability OF any neNs OF that Oh ,racter
being received. rne service in the Rnssi1u
chapel was attended by diplomats 10 fall
uniform, cor spleuons above all being the
members Of the Russian Embassy. After
The service the members OF the Russian
Embassy were congratulated bv all present
that The rumor OF the attempt on The lie OF
the Gar wss uufouuded.
The Standard, commenting on the re.
ported attempt on tue Cars life. says:
such an event might De sufficient 70 turn
the scale in the direction OF war. From
this point OF view the outrage Is OF the
giavcSt possible significance "
In the House Of Commons this afternoon
Sir james Ferguson. parliamentary secre-
tary to The Foreign Office, stated that the
Government bad been Informed that some
persOus with explosives in their possession
bad been arrested In 1t. Petersburg yester-
day on the route which the Car was to
have taken 10 attend the service which was
10 have been performed in eOmmemoration
q the late CIR, f. being the anniversary
q his death Sir James Ferguson said he
was glad TO be able 10 announce that no al
tack was maze on the car.
IL has transpired that tie plot against the
Czar was widespread aud serious, aud that
numerous arrests have been m Ide 10 con-
rection herewith. A Dispatch from st.
Petersburg say that six students were ar
rested OF Newski Prospect, near the Anitch-
kin palsce, baving In their possession q
quantity OF explosives. They were await
ing the coming OF the Car, ON bis way 20
the Cathedral to take part in the anniversary
services.
PLOT AGAINST THE CARS GOVERNMENT.
VIENNA, March II. 1t Is stated that a
wall-organized plot has been discovered in
Russia TO overthrow the Cars Govern
mont and TO establish limited cOnsttu-
liOnaI government. The plot. 1t is said,
has no connection with Nhilisni, its pro.
moters being large landowners and traders.
LONDON, March 1j.-Tbe Berlin CORE
spondent Of the London 1 ines has re-.
ceived CIPHER teleeraWs announcing the
failure Of an attempt TO kill both the Car
and Czarinl with dyn9mite-bOmbs.
TIE Berlin 1dgebtaH has received a SIM
liar dispatch, which adds that the leader
ui the plot has been arrested and imprl-
soncd in the fortress OF Peter and Paul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
Cardinal. and Bishops Created.

by Anglo-American caDie 70 'no p''P @!-
Rous. March 14.-At the Papai Consis-
tory a.. dav the Pope announced that Nom
sic1ori hi Rudo, Papal Nuucio az Parl, {;
T,smnolla Del Toridaro, Nuncio at Madrid;
VannutelIi. Nuncio at Vienna; Massela. eN'
Nnneio at Lisbon, and Bisoop Giordanl,
Rishop Of Ferrara, had been created cardi.
naIs lie also announced the appointment
81 ,isbi italian, two Spanish, Portuguese,
and three East Indian bishops. Inc rope
did moi deliver political allocution. lie
,rcreIv aid that several cardinals having
receuilv died be found 1t cxpedlent to
create others 10 i'll vacancies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15

Italians. Whit followed nox, 4 10, c'csr,
bot Barrett Hfed both loads from hes sl)i
sun Into the crowd. aud when the Ode ~
arrived They found George aud Jsse No.
rel. oiotbcfs, dead, with their beads 4 led
Nhh ouckshot. A third Italian nrnsd
Mniz rccciveda number Of bucksbot N the
ahdomcn, and his recovery Is dnubcuI
Barrett was arrested. Tie admits h,y'ng
done toe shooting. but saws be acted ia ,,if
defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
where the Baii was Found.

NorNT HOLLY, y. j., March l4.-The
coroner's inquest on the body oil Mary =:
Anderson, the young girl shot on tue niSht
of February 9TH on the Ayerstown road
rtar This Mace, was held to-day. The au-
topsv by Professor Pancoast discov..
cred the ball in the middle OF
The brain. resting on the back portion
~ the ethmoid bone. which was not the io-
cation Given by the induction-oalance.
The Jury decided that death was caused oy
Inflammation and Assesses caused by the
wound from the pistol-ball, and that Tue
ball was fred from a pistol in the hands OF
BARCLAY Peak, her cousin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
ALEXANDRIA NOTES.
A Persistent Young Man-Incendia-
rfSm.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRA, Va, March 14.-About
noon to- day young man named Mont2om'
cry Devaughn entered clearinghouse in
the vicinity OF the market and after con-
yersiug with the lady OF the house awhile
drew pistol aud threatened TO shoot II he
was moi told where a certain married lady
was. With exertion be was expelled, and
late this afternoon was arrested AMI locked
I'D. lie was intoxicated. The affair cre-
ated much excitement in the yneighbor-
hood.
On Saturday night a little girl living on
Queen street accidentally fell into tub OF
boiling water and was terribly scilded.
She is better to dav, and may recover.
A man named Frank Moore attemptedtO
fire bis house last night by pouring kero-
sepe over the floor aud furniture and
ieniiing It with q match. The fire was eX-
tlnguisbed, however, by neighbors before
much damage was done. Moore was sent
to Jail to-day to await an examination as to
his sanity.
A Young man at ST. Johns Academy shot
himself in the head to-day while handling a
pistol.
Owen Nugent, an old merchant OF the
Third WARD, died YESTERDAY; aged sky
eight years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
Printers Demands Conceded

10y I0IVBTdpl 70 Vu0 I7I5FIVVII'I
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE demands OF
The Typographical Union for forty cents
per thousand ems for book and weekly
newspaper work has been acceded to by
The employers. An expected strike or
lockout was thus averted. Mr. tlaines, OF
Rand. McNallv 4 Co., said: "We will pay
the demand, but on what little piece work
we do on books the effect viii be nothing.
on account Of the high prices paid here
for composition there is very little book
work done here. At Madison, WIS,
springfield, III, Albany, n. y. and other
towns, they aic rushed with work. Thev
have more than they can do, and most OF 1t
goes there from Chicago. driven away from
here by big pay for composition"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
NOW York Mems.
by telegraph to the pispa.ch. J

by telegraph 20 Inc HlsphlNH'I
NLw YORK, March 1i.-Mayor HewItt
has appointed james I. Bales, edltor OF
the Iron age, president OF me boaru Oh
Health in place OF General Snaler.
Dominick Gray. who Killed his iniant
child IN its mothers arms and nearly Killed
the mother few DAYS ego, died last night
in the hospital from de!irium tremenS.
Martin V. Il. Smith, leather merchant
William street, made an assignment to-day
for the benefit of h,s creditors to Ludwlg
Roth, with preferences amounting 10 9l.S :
5g3. Amcng the preferred creditors are t1e
National Park Bank aod the Merchants
Exchange National BanS for sums not
sfafoh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
The suits Against the He'll Ieie'
phone Company.
lRrfelerrnph 10 ihe pIspalch. ]

by ttIVkFdpH % INC II5P1E'I'I
BcsTOS, March 14.-The Government
lcgan lis suit against the Bell Telephone
Company IN the United States ClIclit
Cont this morning before Judge Con-.
Tie suit Is 10 annul two patents heid oy
A. q. Bell, on the ground that he was mol
the original inventor, and that the pltenss
were ifaudulently obtained. The defence
moved to be allowed 10 demur and plcad az
the same session. The sitting vas ad-
journed, pending Judge Coils decision on
This point. The counsel for the GOvern-
Inent were x-Solicitor. General Jonn
Goode. William e. S,rawbrldge. OF Pella'
,lelphis. and Jefl. Chandler. OF Wasn'ng'
ton: FOR the telephone company, j. D.
Stofrow and Chauncey Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
rae RICHMOND DispATcH--TU EspAY MARCH 49, 1887

being psfsou Of 1uso,ind mind. A coal
mission Of IUnscy was ordered.
Robert Jones (coioredl assaultlug an
tsating Mamie Jones' Made 10 pay co.f.
Henry Smith (ro'ored), stealing $40 y
from George w. woodson. CONTINUED
until to-day.
John Kerns, drunk aud trespssslug on
The Second police-station. fined ~ sod
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
DEATHS.

ALLEN.-Died, March the i2th, at $50 7. W.,
/. W. ALLEN, In the 1fty-fourth year OF his
age.
Interment took place at 0akwOod cemetery
Monday morning al 1890 o'clock.
KELLAR-Died, Monday, March II, 1881 at
1910 NJ, Of membrGnous Group. CHARLES
EARNEST, youngest son Of Charles and Anne
liza Kellar; aged two years and six months
The funeral will take place from the parents
residence. No. 1907 south Hull street, Manches-
ter, Va, TUESDAY EVENING, March the 10Th,
at O'Clock. Friends and acqusintances OF the
family are invited TO attend. Interment a:
Hollywood.
Baltimore (Md.) and Washington Cd. C.) pa
pers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
General Loring's Remains

ny teNSioPh W ' q
NKw YORK, March 4.-rhe remains OF
General William Lsring were removed TO-
dsy and placed on the 7. NJ. train OF the
pcrrsylyania railroad. They will be taken
% - Aueustiue, Fla. Rev. Father klor-
1sn cx.senstor George +. Spencer, Mrs.
Sr", and their sou formed the funeral
n,yty. Al Jacksonville the remains WIN
IT, taken charge Of by military escort.
~beh will accompany the body TO It's last
,nssinO. OlacP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1UEk.
NEW YORK, March i4-Cotton dull sales,
1i3 tales; uplands. sz.c.; Orleans, 10 i-loc. ;
receipts, lilo bales; exports-to Great
Britain, 32,SO6 hsles; to France. 4.iss bales
20 the Continent 10. l52 bales stock, go 22 bales.
Hour dull and weak In some cases uine
lower; common 20 choice white-wheas western
extra. t4.60afi60; southern -four qulot and
rather weak common TO fair extrn sa40a$a 30
good 10 choice do. s4as5.20. Wheat Has4c.
lower; only moderately active; speculation
moderately active; No. red, March, nominal
at 0oKc.; April, s0Ha9ic., closing at DC. May,
9ik as2Lc., closing at 9iHc. Corn about Nc.
and options 4a&c. lower, closing weak: ex-
port trading fairly active; speculation quiet;
No. 2, March, nominal At 48Tc.; April,
4s5se40c., closing at i9c. May. 40 i-i6ai9xc.,
closing - 49Ac. Oats shade stronger and
moderately active; No. 2, March. si1sasi4c..
sic. !; May, 2is.asakc., closing at sac. Hops
quiet and unchanged. Coffee-Pair Rio nomi-
raj at sii50; options steady and moderately
active; No. Rio, April, 3126Sasi2U; May,
steady. Rico steady. Cotton-seed oii-ssc. iol
crude, 3sasoc. for refined. Resin dull: Turpen'
tine quiet. Hides steady. Wool quiet PORK
quiet and firm; mess-sl5 50a{i5.75 foy old
$3.50 for new. Beef dull. Middles dull and
nominal. Lard opened q shade lower, closinI
steam. $40; April. E.0a$l.69; May, N.s5s
s77. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE
BkLfmoRR, Nd, March lL-Cctton n rim ant
quiet; middilng. exc. Flour arm and stosty
flowsrd-street and western superfine. 81 80.
$40; do extra, q. s5aea IS; do family, t4slt 0
city.milIs super, ta5a$s do. extra 49,
s soe aS PATENT 1 u.s. DO family. ssis
wheat-southern steady and fairly active; red
s2a94c. amber, Q3aQ5c. western lower. CLOSING
dull; No. 2 winter red, spot 65aa8@e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
Under THE WHEELS.
\ Citizen OF StauntOn Killed by
Hallway Train.
rspeclai telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

SPECIAL telegram 70 mo DIspaIVH'I
>rArNroN, Va, March l4.-Joel Fauber,
N old, absent.minded man, whose nome
ava, IN stanton. wandered Of Saturday.
AboU, N iduight the we.t-bound passenger
iIsin on the Chesapeake and ono railway
ran over him about Eve miles east Of town.
When he engineer observed him he did
900 lc could 10 prevent his death, bu' that
We. iruOssitle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
Circu,t Court OF Rirbmvps.

Elizabeth Swift, who sues, &C., us. The
Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Company
Order entered continuing the case until
the next term, on motion OF the de-
PENDANT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15

psr-redned quiet ~ ssls1or. whisksy s<>sdy
and quist - u. xDA1f.M frsights 10 1yorpoa
per steamsf duil; cotton, 1ie1 Hour, "a ~. !;
CHICAGO.
wheat, s6e71kc.: No. 5 spring wheat, nv No.
3 red nominal No. corr. ss<s7xc. Ma
Gals, 2ic. Mess-port. ssoai3o 10. lard, N.<3k.
Stort-yib sides. loose. s1.Os1&. Dry-sslts1
shoulders (boxcds, S6a56s5: shortclcar sites
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
rratricide.

fBy telegraph 70 INC Dislu'1-I
c,ucsco. March 14.--A NenS special
,,en, ' Omaha SAYS At Broken Bow, Neb.,
sSas Johu Sanderson, noted Tough
,5.u ousrreIled with his Young,
, pa samuel over a trivial matter, and
finally nlnpged a dirk into bis orotaer's
s sny hillIpg him almost instantly. The
,rnrderer has been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15

Walter Hardv was indicted by the Hen
rico County Court graod jury ycste, day
for shooting Gatewood railey, on the West
ham road, February 18th
The court adjourned until wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
uorse. for Artillery.

,px Anglo American cable 10 the pispatch.I
tosnox. March 1.-THE wsr-ohiee AM
a, ,,,ss haze made arrangements Tor the
,se.,no,t,,,on from Canada 70 London
a,rsny tho coming season Of S,ouo horses
Tor prfllIeiy trains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15

scs.STox. pa. March 14.--James Barrett
fes miles from this city. Last nixht an
S,.i,an named George MorclI visited Bar
re.t and beams involved In quarrel, ~ tbe
course q Rllsch ise cut Bsfyet 4 >(n MOI z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH u. iss.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
r ENfEN REQUISITES.

sPIcgD SALMON "a delicious iunchson,.
FRESH SALMON. SALT and SMOKED SAL
MON, FRESH LOBSTER, PRRsH sHRiMPs,
DEyILLED CRABS, RUSSIAN cAylER. BONE
LESS GOLDFISH and sARDfSEs. BOSTON
MISS NAcKEREI. SMOKED HERRINGS.
Numerous osher requisites and Injuries 81
fe8 CHRISTIAN. WHITE q cos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
julien BinfOrd .

W. ID. BLAIR * Co.,
has moved to No. 1902 Main street, two
doors below Dispatch office, and is nov
ready to Gil any order In the Grocery and
Liquor line, aud invites the patrons OF the
old concern TO call and see him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
RIcHmoEp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Rlth NUM- Llt 6-o1ONA mAhAEks
MARCH A-Receipts: ig2 head cattle, i67
sheep, 16l hogs.
Sales: le5 head cattle, I49 sheep, 73S hogs
Prices were as follows:
Cattle-Best, 4Aa5ilc. gross; medium to good,
ia4ssc gross; common 70 fair, skaS1lc gross.
Sheep-4a6c. gross.
Hogs-64a7Zc. net
Bulls-2sia3Lc. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15

(3y Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatch-l
DUBLIN. March B.-Moonlighters hive
viecsed the houses OF ten tenants on Gem
oral stewards estate, In Vest Clare. The
,ennn,s bad refused TO adopt tue plan Of
she campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
BALTIMORE STOCK MAlkgr
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Nd. March A.-virginia Ga, con-
solidsted, 53H; do. l0-4Vs. 30; new 3s, 6i'.. Bid
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
MARINE iNrELLlGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH "A. 1881.
ARRIVED


Arrived.
Steamship Old Dominion, Smith, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen y
Co., agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnln, PNilsdelphis,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. Nccarrick,
agent
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Almy, Cape
Charles City, merchandise and passengers, y.
8 Baker agent
Bark (Ncr.l Ralfe, Hanson. New York. 70
load -four for Brazil.
Schooner Charles G. Lester, Truett. Orient,
l.. l.. phosphate, W. q. Crenshaw, president
Schooner Annie Ainslie, McAndrowS New
Yolk. old iron, the Tredegar Company.
Schooner Jennie =. Simmons, Williams, New
York, old iron, the Tredegar Company.
Schooner A. and N. Carlisle. Reyille, New
York old iron, the Tredegar Company.
Schooner Cora 3. ysngilder, Steelman, Phiia-
deiphia, old iron, j. X. johnson.
Schooner Carrie Belle, seayey Philadelphia,
coal, y. Ii. Hswes.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, United statss
mail. merchandise and passengers, l. II fs-
tum, agent
Barkentine Blitz (Ger.l Wittrock. Santa
Cetbarina. -four, HaxAil-CrenshapC Company.
Barkentlne Bifrost (sved.l, Dom, Porto Ale
gro, -four, Haxall-Crenshaw Company and
Dunlop 4 hccance-
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH ~, 1871.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Thomas Turnbull, sheath. New
Orleans, coalad and sailed for London.
Steamship Ursula, -, Boston, Tor coal.
Steamship Allegheny, Taylor, Providence,
and sailed for West Point.
Schooners Centennial, Pearce. Bridgeport;
George s. Tarbeii, Barniil, Boston--both 10 lad
coal.
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Schooner ". W. Atwood, Sewcomb. Bos,os.
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